Dr. Paul Parker

Paul Parker, Ph.D.
professor of Political Science

Truman State University
Kirksville, MO 63501
660.785.4505

Office Hours, Spring 2008

Mon - Wed- Fri 10:30-11:30a

Tu & Thus 2:00- 4:00p

or, by appointment

Courses: Spring 2008

Pol 101 Constitutional Government BH 176

Magleby, et al. Choices. Pearson / Prentice Hall. ISBN 13:978-0-536-40544-9
This is a shortened version of the 22e, made just for this course.

Pol 161 American Government mwf 8:30-9:20 (01) 930-10:20 MC 208 (02)

Squire, Lindsay, Covington and Smith. Dynamics of Democracy. 5th ed. 13-978-0-759-39280-9
Kolbert, Field notes from a catastrophe. Bloomsbury. 13-978-1-59691-130-7

Pol 371 Constitutional Law t/th 12:00-1:20, MC 212

                           Cole, David, No Equal Justice: Race and Class in the American Criminal Justice System.
                        The New Press, 1999. ISBN 1-56584-566-8.
                    Keck, Thomas. The Most Activist Court in History U Chicago Press. 0-226-42885-0
                    Savage, Charlie, Takeover 2007 Little, Brown. 10-0-316-11804-
                           Waldrep, Christopher, and Lynne Curry. The Constitution and the Nation: Establishing
                           the Constitution, 1215-1829. Peter Lang Publishing, ISBN 0-8204-5730-2

Documents and Policies relating to these course may be found by accessing Blackboard via Truview.

Advising topics:

General Advising start with a Major DegreeWorksheet
Pre-Law Resources
Political Science at Truman this includes a web version of "how to do a research design"

Student Research

Student Research Projects: Prepare by past Truman Students.

The NEA: Debate and Controversy
Political Cartoons
The Use of Private Contractors (ppt)

Miscellany

Hobbies and Addictions

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last update 26 Nov 2007